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turtlesdown11
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5mo ago
Perhaps a simple analogy would work here - you made $86,000 in 2016, and had a $6,000 surplus that represents your profit. In 2020 you made $50,000 and spent $5,0000 of your savings to stay afloat. You shrink your lifestyle. Now in 2025, yo
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5mo ago
Anyone can offer to buy a business, I'm sending in a competing offer based on my internal valuation of my Schrute Buck holdings.
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>Like you say, no one goes to game stop anymore, it's too crowded Must be why it's revenue is declining to it's historic 2006 level, because it's just too busy. net sales 2016 $8.6b, 2025 $3.5b and still in decline
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> turning the company around The revenue for Gamestop continues to decline, even if they are "profitable". The annual decrease in revenue continues. It's a dying business, it hasn't been turned around. The most charit
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> I could see this working out decently, assuming the CEO of GameStop doesn't mess it up completely. So far he's failed to improve Gamestop's core business, which is still in decline, even with the memestock cash gusher. N
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> Who would down vote this? It’s true. It's not an answer to the question of a turnaround, and therefore low quality information? How much you have in assets does not correlate with the ongoing success of the business. Examining the
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5mo ago
Definitely, was interested in what's been happening since the current administration's changes to immigration policy, but you're absolutely correct.
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5mo ago
absolutely, a careful eye can discern Apple's goals by examining leaker comments on topics, not that they're consistently truthful
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> Please don't waste community time and space by posting unsubstantive comments. It's a very genuine question for how an attorney deals with these businesses? There are countless examples of startups breaking the law at mass sc
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5mo ago
Gurman is clearly Apple's preferred go to for leaking info
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5mo ago
yeah keep voting red and look like Mississippi, Oklahoma and Louisiana...
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So a prediction machine chose a particular predicted path, and then came up with phrases to ameliorate it and you're swooning? I guarantee the LLM has no ability to "understand what it was doing" at any point.
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so after $80 billion spent, they must have an ecosystem of hundreds of millions of users? Right? Maybe they should have spent that on the facebookphone
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> Self-driving had never the amount of compute, research adoption and money than what the current overall AI has. Its not comparable. $100+ billion in R&D and it's not comparable... hmm
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5mo ago
> Its not a statistical next word predictor. it absolutely is a next word predictor
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> Progress is huge and fast is it? we're currently scaled on data input and LLMs in general, the only thing making them advance at all right now is adding processing power
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AGI moved from a technical goal to a marketing term
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> That's not quiet or sneaky in any way. Has any company ever buried such a large acquisition in its filings without disclosing the acquired company prior? I cannot recall any off the top of my head.
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> This is 100% an education issue and they don't understand how harmful that can be to their child's brain. Which social media companies are acknowledging there is a problem and providing data to inform parents?
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6mo ago
Why stop at removing restrictions on social media, why have laws at all, they're just mindless paternalism! why should we have seatbelts? why have laws against murder? Mindless paternalism is all those laws are!
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social media should be banned altogether
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6mo ago
I think you're not reading the comment accurately, they're referring to the environmental harms of palm oil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_and_environmental_impac...
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> I always wonder what vegans think is going to happen to all the pigs, cows, and chickens if people stop eating meat? factory farms would stop breeding animals to kill them? Did you think you had an argument here?
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> Send them fresh water and electricity? They tried it with Gaza, didn't help. yes, one cannot imagine why keeping millions of people in an open air concentration camp doesn't work out well
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the bias in moderation action on HC is astounding, and starting a moderation comment with "WTF" just illustrates the lack of professionalism
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> staying in a regular hotel room and realizing there’s no light in front of the mirror, only behind you. I'll bite, what does this have to do with Apple Maps?
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> There are two tabs on main Kindle screen - Home and Library (and also pretty good search). In Library you can see all your books AND collections as folders. Two tabs, which one do they default you to? Which one do they default you to?
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and another thing: im not mad. please dont put in the newspaper that i got mad.
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